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'æmpl((more than) enough: There is ample space for four people.) bastante, de sobra- amplytr['æmpəl]1 (enough) bastante2 (plenty) más que suficiente3 (large, generous) amplio,-a1) large, spacious: amplio, extenso, grande2) abundant: abundante, generosoadj.• abundante adj.• amplio, -a adj.• ancho, -a adj.• desenfadado, -a adj.• lato, -a adj.• suficiente adj.'æmpəlb) ( plenty) (pred) más que suficiente['æmpl]ADJ (compar ampler) (superl amplest)1) (=plentiful, more than sufficient)there is ample space for a desk in this room — hay sitio de sobra para un escritorio en esta habitación
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there'll be ample opportunity to relax — habrá oportunidades de sobra para relajarse•
an ample supply of jars — una abundante cantidad de tarros•
to make ample use of sth — usar algo en abundancia•
she was given ample warning that... — se le avisó con tiempo de sobra de que...b)• to be ample — ser más que suficiente
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one cupful of rice is ample for two people — una taza de arroz es más que suficiente para dos personas•
thanks, I have ample — gracias, tengo bastante2) (=generous) [garment] amplio, grande; [waist] ancho, generoso; [portion, bosom] generosohis ample stomach — su enorme or prominente barriga
* * *['æmpəl]b) ( plenty) (pred) más que suficiente
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